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Originally Posted By: txcoky hi eneryone, I just bought a new to me used 2002 f150 I have never been a ford man but wanted to try it anyway.The truck is a xl extended cab with a 4,6 v8 5 speed 4x4 has 170000 miles.I think the owner put Pennzoil reg.oil I would like to change to syn oil I put a...

Originally Posted By: teekoh Hi I just bought a 2007 GTI with 130,000km on it. I changed the cam follower and it looks like I caught it just in time. Can someone tell me whether I need a low saps or mid saps oil with this engine and what exactly does that mean? I've spent hours pouring over...

Originally Posted By: Tony10s I just have a question about the Pennzoil Platinum HE Oil Filter #HPZ-37. I have one of these and it is much smaller in its overall size when compared to OEM and the other aftermarket filters I have used; that is, the overall diameter of the can/base is considerably...

Originally Posted By: ghenders Looking for feedback (preferably from oil analysis results) on synthetic oil recommendations for a 2015 Mustang GT 5.0. Ford calls for 5w-20 API-SN oil and it comes from the factory with a Motorcraft synthetic blend. It holds 8Qts of oil. I live in Atlanta, GA and...

Originally Posted By: r55nls2002 I am in the process of rebuilding a 2.5L out 1998 Ford Ranger. I would normally just run 10-30 dino in the engine for the first 1000 miles and then switch to synthetic. I was just curious if there was a better oil or additive to use for the process. I know there...

Originally Posted By: 1LOW1 Hi, I'm a bit of a lurker don't post just browse a bit.I took a brief browse looking for some answers but I'm still a little lost. I have an 03 Silverado 2500 with a 6.0 gas. I am starting to use a little more oil than I should be. Roughly 1-2 quarts in 850 mile road...

Apologies if we were misleading VR6OOM. First, we believe you are referencing an out of date TDS. Here are links to our most recent TDS for Pennzoil Platinum Euro L and Pennzoil Platinum Euro. To clarify, yes it is true that the Pennzoil Platinum Euro L is primarily formulated for euro light...

Originally Posted By: wemay I know it's classified as a GrpIII so if not 'a step forward' then what difference does it make over non-GTL GrpIII base stocks? You are correct wemay, PurePlus GtL Base Oil is considered a Group III, full synthetic base oil - based on the API 1509 classification...

Originally Posted By: Dyusik I was on the website, digging through data sheets, and found that 10w30 is 4.7% which is a good reason for me to pay 50cents more a qt for PP rather than M1 I'm using now. Kept digging through stuff and another data sheet states 9.7% for the same 10w30, as well as...

Originally Posted By: VR6OOM I have a new VW direct injected car. Once she hit 5k, I swapped out the factory fill with PU Euro L 5w30 after careful consideration. I've read about the US low-saps oil dilution, some say it's an issue, others say it's fine just go with 5k oci's. However, since...

Originally Posted By: Ty Williams Title really says it all. New engine calls for an oil that meets API CH or better and ACEA E3 or better. Given operating temperature ranges, I'd like to use a 0w30 or 0w40. Googling this is getting nowhere fast due to the "or better" aspect of that. Search for...

Hi sjh888, so great of you to take care of your daughter's vehicles! We would recommend our Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage 5W-20 with PurePlus Technology for both of your engines – the 2005 Honda Accord with 165000 miles, as well as the 2006 Ford Escape with 116,000 miles. The Pennzoil Platinum...

Hello jbotelho15! According to our service manual, your 04 Jeep Wrangler 4.0 requires a 5W-30 or 10W-30 motor oil. We do not recommend our Shell Rotella T6 5W-40 Synthetic Motor Oil for your Jeep. Most auto manufacturers have not recommended a 5W-40 oil for use in their engines for quite some...

Excellent questions LubricatusObsess! Pennzoil Platinum® Full Synthetic motor oils offer clear differentiation and performance claims to offer consumers complete protection for their engine. Pennzoil Platinum with PurePlus Technology is a first of its kind synthetic motor oil blended with a...

Hi FRiZzO - Thanks for being such a loyal user and we're sorry to hear you're having difficulty finding Pennzoil Ultra in your area. You can always order Pennzoil from an online retailer such as Amazon, they are currently in stock with Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5w-30. Hope this helps! - The...

Hi Prodakota11 - For the vehicle situation that you describe, we recommend our Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage 5W-30 Motor Oil with PurePlus Technology. It’s the first of its kind full synthetic high mileage motor oil made from natural gas, and is designed to deliver less oil burn off than other...

Originally Posted By: GenXAccord This is a question for cold weather starts. Nebraska cold, -5F with -25 windchill,not Florida winter of 75F or Texas at 45F. From the Amsoil chart online,I got the impression that a very low CCV number was good for cold weather starts,and one of the best out...

MY_FYN_79: We would recommend our Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage 5W-30 Full Synthetic Motor Oil with PurePlus Technology. PurePlus Technology is our patented, revolutionary gas-to-liquid process which converts natural gas into a base oil with lower friction, better low temperature properties and...

Originally Posted By: Brons2 I am at 97,xxx on my Kia and of course the powertrain warranty ends at 100K. I have been doing drain and fills every 15K since new with Kia branded SP-III fluid and the fluid comes out the bottom looking the exact same as it does coming out of the bottle. So that...

Hi Austinlunsford - We recommend our Quaker State Defy Synthetic Blend 10W-30 High Mileage Motor Oil for your 1993 Ford Bronco. Our Quaker State Defy is formulated with extra-wear additives to help stop wear on worn engine parts and has Seal conditioners blended into the oil to help reduce oil...